Ingredients
- A touch of olive oil for the pan
- One acorn squash, carefully halved and seeds removed
- Diced apple pieces to add sweetness
- Two spoonfuls of chopped celery for a hint of freshness
- A couple of spoonfuls of water for moisture
- A sprinkle of minced onion for flavor
- Butter cubes to enrich the dish
- A drizzle of maple syrup for sweetness
- Just a pinch of ground cinnamon to taste
Step 1
Get ready for a culinary adventure by preheating your oven to a toasty 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Embrace the magic of olive oil as you lightly coat a baking sheet with it.
Step 2
Next, artistically place the squash halves cut-side down on the baking sheet, letting them bask in the warmth of the oven. In a separate small baking dish, toss together a delightful medley of apple, celery, water, onion, and butter, covering it gently with a shimmering layer of aluminum foil.
Step 3
Allow the oven to work its magic as you bake the squash and apple concoction until they reach a delightful tenderness, which should take around 45 minutes. Once ready, generously stuff the squash halves with the apple mixture, creating a symphony of flavors. For the finishing touch, drizzle a hint of maple syrup over the filled squash and sprinkle them with a dusting of fragrant cinnamon.
Step 4
Get ready to savor the fruits of your labor in this delectable and aromatic dish.
Extra Tips & Suggestions
- 1. Keep your acorn squash in a cool, dry place with good air circulation to ensure they stay fresh for longer.
- 2. Store your apples separately from the squash in a cool pantry or root cellar to prevent them from ripening too quickly.
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